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Key art for the Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition from the PlayStation store showing a soldier looking at the camera as jets fly behind him and a large explosion occurs - all with a heavy and stark red color

Battlefield 6 review: "More refined than innovative, this FPS is on target with multiplayer even if its campaign is just a big shrug"

By Joel Franey published

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Key art for Absolum showing the main party members in action poses in front of an enemy

Absolum review: "Classic beat 'em up systems pair beautifully with a run-based structure in this fleet-footed, wonderfully varied Hades-like"

By Chris Schilling published

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Key art for Digimon Story: Time Stranger on the PS Store, cropped for a header, showing the cast of character standing in front of a montage of environments with Digimon around them

Digimon Story: Time Stranger review: "Finally in competition with Pokemon and Persona, this monster raising RPG is showing rapid evolution"

By Max Williams published

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The Turtle Beach Atlas 200 headset is proof that you can still find high-quality tech at cheap prices

By Rosalie Newcombe published

Review This wired PS5 headset is cheap, but the impressive sound and high-quality, comfortable fit of the Atlas 200 are anything but.

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Playing Ghost of Yotei and riding through an autumnal forest with red leaves

Ghost of Yotei review: "One of the first PS5 games to feel truly boundary-pushing, this hyper violent samurai revenge quest truly hooked me"

By Andrew Brown published

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FC 26

EA FC 26 review: "Ultimate Team's huge, divisive changes have me torn – FIFA's successor has moved away from serving football purists"

By Ben Wilson published

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Cropped header key art for Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles review: "Fantastic tweaks elevate a classic while leaving its spirit intact – this seminal tactical RPG has never been better"

By Daniella Lucas published

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Nate walks across stepping stones in Baby Steps

Baby Steps review: "If you craved a tougher hiking challenge than Death Stranding, this is for you – though prepare to get dropped from many great heights"

By Luke Kemp published

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Justine, an FBI investigator in a white shirt, clutches her head in key art for Hotel Barcelona as he glasses fall off, her eyepatch becomes untied, and her hair, blazing red, ruffles - with a swirling, psychedelic background

Hotel Barcelona review: "Everywhere better roguelike games go right, this hotel-set horror goes left"

By Joe Chivers published

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Key art for Silent Hill f, cropped for a thumbnail, showing Hinako Shimizu standing in an alley of Ebisugaoka, a 1960s rural Japanese town, which has been taken over by red sprouting growths, including spider lilies

Silent Hill f review: "The legendary horror series' most unsettling atmosphere and writing to date butts heads with combat that's more irritating than scary"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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